STF Decision Causes Confusion at Polling Stations: 'There Is No Way to Reopen'
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Voting time was extended even though polling stations had already closed. • Even in the preliminary vote count.
Minister Cristiano Zanin's decision to extend voting time on Sunday (25) caused confusion in electoral areas of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte. UOL's report talked with voters who were unable to vote after the elections.
Zanin, minister of the STF, extends the vote throughout the country until 7 p.m. Several electoral colleges in Ceará closed the gates at 5 p.m., while the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Cristiano Zanin, announced an order to extend the voting closing time until 7 p.m. in all sections of the country. Click here to follow the channel of the G1 Ceará in WhatsApp The Greens Mares TV found several electoral colleges, in more than one di…
The decision of Minister Cristiano Zanin, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), to extend the vote until 7 p.m. this Sunday, 25, caused confusion in voting places in Rio de Janeiro. Most of the ballot boxes were already closed when the order reached the polling stations. As the equipment cannot be reopened after completion, voters were left without voting even in places with open gates. The reports were gathered by the g1. + Understand more about …
Request for extension of the time arrived to the president of the TSE, Kassio Nunes Marques, at 1:22 pm, but it was not decided before 5 pm. The extension came from the minister Cristiano Zanin, of the STF, when many ballots had already been closed, and voters from several states reported having been barred in the sections. The president of the Superior Electoral Court ... The post Bereia staff in the elections: No decision of the TSE on extensi…
Polling stations were closed and the counting was underway in many places, while it was still open in others. Something like this has never happened before. The message that the election would be extended did not reach all polling stations in time.
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